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Qualified immunity protects two police officers from a lawsuit filed by a woman arrested for carrying a rifle and bayonet in a public park filled with parents and children, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled.

Tuscaloosa County opened a new storm shelter at Northside Park, doubling the shelter capacity at the PARA facility to 102 people.

Qualified immunity protects two police officers from a lawsuit filed by a woman arrested for carrying a rifle and bayonet in a public park filled with parents and children, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled.

Both the Evanston/Skokie School District 65 and the Evanston Township High School District 202 Boards of Education have seats up for grabs in the upcoming election this April.  The District 65 and District 202 boards each comprise seven members who serve four-year terms. This year, two incumbents and three challengers are contending for three positions...

San Diego building parks faster, cheaper by using school sites. City operates 102 joint-use parks at local school sites; 19 more are either under construction or close

Benjamin J. Williams was a community and church volunteer, and a beloved school principal, in addition to serving 12 years on the Broward County School Board. He died Dec. 9 at 87.

An National Education Association leader defended critical race theory being taught in K-12 schools during a California conference.

For now, the students are going virtual and the building is being tested inside and out by the US Army Corps of Engineers.

Evanston/Skokie School District 65 announced during a Monday special board meeting that Mya Wilkins (Kellogg ’06) will join the D65 School Board.  Wilkins, a parent to two students in the district, will fill the vacancy left by Anya Tanyavutti, who resigned her position last month. Wilkins currently works as an executive director at JP Morgan...

If you’re directing a play and you need somebody to play a character called Mayor Throttlebottom, which well-known Oregon Shakespeare Festival actor comes to mind? Too late. David Kelly already played...